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How to make The Local one of your preferred sources on Google

Paul O'Mahony
Paul O'Mahony - paul@thelocal.se
How to make The Local one of your preferred sources on Google
If you like and trust The Local then make us opne of your preferred sourcrs on Google. (Photo by LEON NEAL / AFP)

Do you like and trust The Local? Then please take a moment to add us as a preferred source on Google to ensure our articles appear in your searches.

Preferred sources is a new feature that lets you, as a logged-in Google user, prioritise what publications you’d like to appear in search results. 

All you need to do is click on your favoured country site below and then tick the box to add The Local. You may need to sign into your Google account in the process.

In recent years Google has changed its algorithm to favour sites such as Reddit and Quora, at the expense of independent news sites like The Local.

Once you’ve selected one or more of The Local's sites (and any other preferred media outlets) you can expect to see our stories in your search results, leaving you less at the mercy of Google's algorithm. 

The feature is currently only available for English-language Google users worldwide. If English is not set as your main language you may have to wait a bit longer for this option to be available. 

By adding us as one of your preferred sources you will help The Local continue to cover all the important issues for foreign residents across Europe.

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